Showing posts with label deep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deep. Show all posts
Monday, October 7, 2013
Deep Cleansing Tips
Once a week, treat tired or gray-looking skin to a gentle but deep-cleansing
mask or steam treatment. This lifts away dead cells and encourages the
natural process of regeneration.
Applying Masks: When smearing on facial clays and masks, don’t forget to
cover the neck and décolletage area, too. Lie down to relax while the mask
dries. Finish with a wipe of toner and a thin layer of moisturizer.
Rose-Scented Rinse: To lift away scrubs and masks without rubbing, fill a
basin with warm water. Add two drops essential oil of rose mixed into 1/2 tsp
sweet almond oil. Soak a wash cloth in the water and place over the face.
Dull Skin Clarifier: Give dull skin a lift with this clarifying face mask.
2 tsp fine oatmeal
2 tsp milk powder
½ tsp avocado oil
1 tbsp rosewater
Mix together the oatmeal and milk powder, then stir in the oil. Thin with
rosewater to create a smooth paste. After cleansing, massage the
paste gently into your face. Lift away with a warm, wet wash cloth,
then splash with cool water.
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mask or steam treatment. This lifts away dead cells and encourages the
natural process of regeneration.
Applying Masks: When smearing on facial clays and masks, don’t forget to
cover the neck and décolletage area, too. Lie down to relax while the mask
dries. Finish with a wipe of toner and a thin layer of moisturizer.
Rose-Scented Rinse: To lift away scrubs and masks without rubbing, fill a
basin with warm water. Add two drops essential oil of rose mixed into 1/2 tsp
sweet almond oil. Soak a wash cloth in the water and place over the face.
Dull Skin Clarifier: Give dull skin a lift with this clarifying face mask.
2 tsp fine oatmeal
2 tsp milk powder
½ tsp avocado oil
1 tbsp rosewater
Mix together the oatmeal and milk powder, then stir in the oil. Thin with
rosewater to create a smooth paste. After cleansing, massage the
paste gently into your face. Lift away with a warm, wet wash cloth,
then splash with cool water.
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